What does a tie rod end do?

The tie rod end connects the steering rack to the steering knuckle. It's a crucial part of your vehicle's steering system, allowing you to turn the wheels when you move the steering wheel.

Why is the rubber boot important?

The rubber boot protects the internal joint from contaminants like dirt, water, and road salt. Keeping these out helps prevent premature wear and tear, extending the life of the tie rod end.

Does this tie rod end come with any hardware?

This product includes the tie rod end itself, featuring a protective rubber boot. Any necessary mounting hardware, such as nuts or cotter pins, would typically be specified by the manufacturer or may need to be sourced separately if not included.

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EPI 24+ Polaris Xpedition XP/ 1500 Ranger XD Left Tie Rod End

Specifications

Brand: EPI
Part #: WE315076

EPI 24+ Polaris Xpedition XP/ 1500 Ranger XD Left Tie Rod End

Name: EPI 24+ Polaris Xpedition XP/ 1500 Ranger XD Left Tie Rod End
Brand: EPI
SKU: epi-epi-24-polaris-xpedition-xp-1500-ranger-xd-left-tie-rod-end-t14-840695
Price: 77.81 USD
Availability: InStock

$77.81

Only 2 left in stock

EPI 24+ Polaris Xpedition XP/ 1500 Ranger XD Left Tie Rod End. Restores precise steering and handling.

Key Features

Fits 2024+ Polaris Xpedition XP and 1500 Ranger XD.
Restores precise steering and handling.
Features durable polychloroprene rubber boots to protect the joint.
Cast and machined to match OEM specifications.

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Product Details

This EPI tie rod end is what you get when you need to get your steering back to feeling tight and responsive. It's built to replace the left-hand tie rod end on 2024 and newer Polaris Xpedition XP and 1500 Ranger XD models.

It's cast and machined to match the original equipment specifications, meaning it should fit right in place. The joint is protected by a durable polychloroprene rubber boot, which is important for keeping dirt, water, and mud out. This helps the joint last longer and keeps your steering feeling precise over time.